Arne Slot's recent criticism of Liverpool Ace Darwin Nunez has opened the door to an exit for the Uruguay Vooruit – so who can sign them to replace him?
Nunez has passed a difficult season and scored six goals over 35 games. The 25-year-old is limited to opportunities from the bank in the Premier League since the Wendende institution with people like Luis Diaz who leads the line instead.
The Reds Forward has attracted interest in the past and was even connected to the Saudi Pro League in January. Liverpool was not about to sell, but Slot has already admitted that the summer could finally see him bring in from himself.
The Dutchman has revealed that Darwin left him frustrated in recent competitions, although not for his mistakes. “I helped him by saying that you can miss a chance,” said Slot.
“I was not only difficult for him. But for the second time in a row I was not happy with his effort, against Wolves and against Villa.
“I can't accept whether a player does not give everything. That is clear. I can accept it once, but twice was a bit too much. That's why I tackled it.
“Not that I am suddenly very angry with him. I don't mind missing a chance, I had loved him to score, and I know he will eventually score. But if you miss a chance, you have to fight for the team. I am not saying that he did not do that at all, but it was not the usual Darwin, the one who is loved by the fans. difficult.”
So if the Reds dive on the market to find a replacement this summer, who can they sign? Mirror Football takes a look.
Alexander Isak
Newcastle United Spits Alexander Isak has no shortage of admirers, but will not be cheap if the Magpies allow his exit. It may cost around £ 150 million to land the Sweden International with Liverpool and Arsenal advertised as voorags.
Isak, however, would be a proven Premier League raw material.
Matheus Cunha
Wolves star Matheus Cunha has attracted a lot of interest after a season in which he achieved 14 goals despite the battle on his part. Despite the fact that he recently signed a new contract, the attacker has a release clause of £ 62 million.
The Brazilian would offer a versatile option about the forward line that could see him in Liverpool.
Joao Pedro
Laverpool was associated last month with a relocation for Joao Pedro with reports that suggest that the Reds have checked the Foward for 'almost five years' and made him 'one of their priorities' for next season. Brighton are notoriously tough negotiators, so it is unlikely that the former Watford star will become cheap after they have paid £ 30 million in 2023.
Viktor Gyokees
Another of the most popular characteristics of Europe, Gyokeres seems guaranteed to show interest this summer. The competition could quickly come from people like Manchester United if Liverpool would return to Portugal for the replacement of Darwin.
The sportsster has achieved 35 goals in 37 performances and continued to improve his reputation. A reimbursement in the £ 60 million region has been recommended for Gyokeres, despite the suggestion of a £ 83 million Relese Clause.
Jonathan David
Liverpool was previously interested in securing the services of Jonathan David. The Lille Forward was on the shortlist in the summer. The Reds signed Diogo Jota and could be available for free with his deal to expire.
Still only 25, David scored this period 20 goals in 26 outings. West Ham and Manchester United are listed under contenders for his signature.
Mohamed Amoura
Laverpool was associated last summer with a move for Mohamed Amoura, before the attacker completed a loan agreement with the obligation to buy from the Belgian side Union SG to Wolfsburg. The Bundesliga club secured HS signature for almost £ 14 million and was able to go to that price more than double that price.
The Algerian International has yielded nine goals and considered eight assists in 23 performances this term and offers versatility between leading the line and attacking the left wing.